NewHeyper Canvas — node workflows

Turn words intostunning stills

Generate images and cinematic video from a prompt across 14 frontier models — then wire them into repeatable workflows on an infinite canvas.

A lighthouse on a stormy coast at dusk — 35mm, volumetric light

Nano Banana ProGenerate

8 image and 6 video models · 4K output · free to start, no card

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Latest outputs8
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Frontier models
image and video
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Max resolution
no re-render step
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Typical run
prompt to frame
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Frames per prompt
batched in one go

Every model, one prompt box

GPT Image 2OpenAI
Nano Banana ProGoogle
Nano Banana 2Google
FLUX.2 [pro]Black Forest Labs
Seedream 5.0 ProByteDance
Seedream 4.5ByteDance
Seedream 5.0 LiteByteDance
Grok Imagine 2.0xAI
Veo 3.1Google
Seedance 2.5ByteDance
MiniMax H3 MaxMiniMax
Kling 3.0 ProKuaishou
Grok ImaginexAI
Wan 2.6Alibaba
Why Heyperai

The problem was never the models

It is that the ones you already use don't talk to each other. Same four jobs, done twice —

Model-hopping

Twelve tabs and a downloads folder

  • A tab per model, and a different set of controls in every one
  • The frame that worked is in a downloads folder called (3).png
  • Re-running last month's look means remembering last month's settings
  • Using a result as a reference means exporting and re-uploading it
Heyperai

One workspace that remembers

  • One prompt box in front of every model you have access to
  • Every output kept with the prompt, model and seed that made it
  • Any frame becomes the reference for the next run in one click
  • Wire a graph once, then replay it with a single value changed
The platform

Everything between the idea and the file

One workspace for generation, iteration and orchestration — so a good frame never dies in a browser tab.

One prompt box. Every frontier model.

Swap between image and video models without relearning a single control. Parameters that carry over do; the ones that don't are hidden rather than faked.

GPT Image 2Nano Banana ProFLUX.2 ProSeedream 5.0Veo 3.1

Reference reuse

Send any output straight back in as the reference for the next run.

Live pipeline

Watch a job move through the queue instead of staring at a spinner.

Queued
Running
Uploading

Heyper Canvas — the run you keep

Wire prompts, models and references into a graph, then replay the whole thing with one input changed. The good result stops being a lucky tab you forgot to bookmark.

Gallery and collections

Every generation is kept with its prompt, model and seed — searchable, filterable, and groupable into boards you actually revisit.

Up to 4K, straight out

Full-resolution downloads with no re-render step, plus batch runs of up to four frames per prompt.

Model routing

One prompt box in front of every engine

Write the shot once and send it wherever it belongs — type to GPT Image 2, skin to FLUX.2 Pro, motion to Veo 3.1. Switching models does not mean rewriting the prompt or relearning the panel.

  • Prompt and references carry across all 14 models
  • Per-model parameters appear only where they actually apply
  • Change engine mid-iteration without losing the thread
Reference lineage

Every output is the next input

A frame you like is a starting point, not an endpoint. Push it into another model, hold the subject while you change the light, or fan out four variations — and keep the trail of what came from what.

  • Reuse any output as a reference in one click
  • Full lineage from the first prompt to the final frame
  • Batch up to four variations per run
Heyper Canvas

The run you can replay

Wire prompts, models and references into a graph on an infinite canvas. When it finally produces the right thing, that recipe becomes something you own — change one input and run the whole chain again.

  • Nodes for prompts, models, references and outputs
  • Typed ports, so wiring that cannot work cannot be drawn
  • Replay the entire graph with a single value changed
Heyper Video

Edit video by editing the words

Upload a recording and it comes back as a transcript. Delete a sentence and the video loses it. No scrubbing, no keyframes, no hunting for the moment somebody said “actually” for the fourth time.

interview-take-3.mp4

Soum,thisisthepartwhereyou'dnormallyuh,scrubaroundlookingforthebadtake.

Timeline−1.4s

Two filler words struck out; the cut is a second and a half shorter. Nothing was rendered to find out.

Captions, from the same timings
looking for the bad take
  • Delete a word, cut the videoThe transcript is the timeline. Select the sentence that did not land and press delete — the cut is made where the words were.
  • Fillers and dead air, goneEvery “um”, and every pause long enough to feel like one, found and offered up. Review them, or take the lot in a click.
  • Captions worth looking atWord-level timings mean karaoke and word-pop, not just subtitles — twelve presets, eight faces, burned in on export.
  • A real timeline underneathLayers, trims, splits and transitions when you want them. Any canvas — 16:9, 9:16, square — whatever the source was.
Try Heyper Video

Transcription, captions and export are built in. Nothing to install.

Heyper Clips

Your best ninety seconds are in there somewhere

Upload the whole recording — the podcast, the webinar, the two-hour stream. Heyper reads every word, finds the moments that stand on their own, and tells you what it thinks of each one before you cut a thing.

episode-114.mp447:12
7.99.28.46.8

40 billion pages, and your phone helped

19:24 – 20:11

9.2Heyper score
hook10
flow9
insight9
spread9

Opens on a number big enough to stop a scroll and pays it off inside one breath. Ends on the reveal rather than after it.

knowledge gap hookdata point

Four moments found in forty-seven minutes, each scored on the same four axes. Nothing was rendered to work that out.

  • A score that shows its workingHook, flow, insight and spread — each out of ten, each with a sentence explaining it. A number you can argue with beats one you have to trust.
  • Finished files, not homeworkRatio, caption style and cleanup are chosen before it runs. What comes back is a captioned vertical MP4, not a timeline waiting for you.
  • Cuts that land on whole wordsBoundaries snap to the transcript's word timings, so a clip never opens on half a syllable or stops a beat before the payoff.
  • Dead air, fillers and swearingPauses closed, every “um” dropped, profanity muted and masked in the captions — all read from the transcript, so none of it costs an extra pass.
Try Heyper Clips

Up to 10 clips a run · 12 caption styles · 4 aspect ratios

How it works

Four steps, and none of them are setup

From an empty prompt box to a file you can ship.

STEP 01

Describe the shot

Plain language. Lens, light and mood if you have them; the model fills in the rest — there is no prompt-engineering ritual to learn first.

STEP 02

Pick a model

Thirteen frontier models behind one set of controls. Change your mind halfway and your prompt and references come with you.

STEP 03

Generate and iterate

Watch the run rather than a spinner. Feed any frame straight back in as a reference and take the next pass from there.

STEP 04

Keep what worked

Full-resolution downloads, collections that survive the session, and a canvas graph you can replay with one input changed.

Testimonials

Built for people who ship the second version

Designers, editors and studios who needed more than a lucky first frame.

Heyperai has completely transformed my creative workflow. The ability to switch between models and iterate on references is incredible.
SCSarah ChenDigital ArtistConcept art
I generate all my thumbnail concepts here. The video generation feature alone saves me hours of work every week.
MRMarcus RiveraContent Creator · Thumbnails
The gallery and collections system makes it so easy to organize my generations. It's like having an AI-powered mood board.
ATAiko TanakaUI/UX Designer · Product design
Reference reuse is a game-changer for concept art. I can explore variations on a theme faster than ever before.
DPDavid ParkGame Developer · Game art

Every plan starts free — no card, no onboarding call.

FAQ

The questions worth asking first

And the answers we would want before signing up for anything.

Thirteen, split across stills and motion: GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro and 2, FLUX.2 Pro, Seedream 4.5, 5 and 5 Pro for images; Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3 Max, Kling 3, Grok Imagine and Wan 2.6 for video. They all sit behind the same prompt box.

Most stills come back in under thirty seconds; video depends on the model and the clip length. Either way you watch the job move through the queue rather than a spinner, so you know whether to wait or go do something else.

That is set by the model you ran, not by us — each one ships its own licence terms and we surface them next to the model. Most permit commercial use; check the specific model before you put a frame in a campaign.

Any output can become the input for the next run. That turns a lucky first frame into a starting point — you can push a style across models, or hold a subject steady while you change the light.

An infinite canvas where prompts, models and references become nodes you wire together. Once a graph produces something good you can replay the whole thing with one input changed, instead of reconstructing it from memory.

Yes. Signing up gets you credits to try every model, with no card required up front.

Free to start

Your next frame is one prompt away

Open the prompt box, pick a model, and see what comes back. No card, no setup, no onboarding call.